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LANXESS awards third international architecture prize
Colored concrete is being used increasingly as a premium building material. Numerous buildings are constructed every year around the world that are colored with inorganic pigments.
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LANXESS pigments meet highest demands in the plastics industry
The use of colored plastics is becoming increasingly widespread and the number of applications is rising continuously. At K 2016, taking place in Düsseldorf from October 19 to 26, specialty chemicals company LANXESS will present its extensive line of Colortherm-brand inorganic color pigments for coloring plastics.
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Color pigments from Krefeld-Uerdingen have been making the world a more colorful place for 90 years
Specialty chemicals company LANXESS produces iron oxide and chrome oxide pigments for numerous applications in the world’s largest production plant for inorganic color pigments in Krefeld-Uerdingen – and has been doing so for 90 years.
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On the way to gold medals with LANXESS
At the summer games in Rio, Bayferrox adds color to the Brazilian Sports Park in Barra da Tijuca.
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Now available BAYFERROX NEW RED PIGMENTS
At LANXESS we strive to improve even the widest product portfolio on the market! Thanks to our Bayferrox® NEW RED pigments range, we now offer the full spectrum of red iron oxides for high-quality paint and coatings applications.
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The global pigments industry in transition – Turning challenges into sustainable value creation
LANXESS, the world’s leading manufacturer of synthetic iron oxide pigments, held its second LANXESS Pigments Symposium in Shanghai, China, on November 19, 2015.
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Premium chemistry for coatings
Specialty chemicals company LANXESS is showcasing its broad product range for the paints and coatings industry at the European Coatings Show (ECS) in Nuremberg, Germany, from April 21 to 23, 2015. Its exhibit includes colorants, biocides, flame-retardant additives and benzyl products for manufacturing premium coating materials.
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Akihisa Hirata wins Colored Concrete Works Award 2015
Specialty chemicals company LANXESS presented its second Colored Concrete Works Award on February 26, 2015, in Berlin to an architect who has set new standards in the use of colored concrete. This year’s award went to Akihisa Hirata for his design of the Alp apartment complex in Akabane-Nishi, Tokyo, Japan.
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Pilot project makes roads safer and more attractive
Inorganic pigments from LANXESS for colored concrete safety barriers